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Susan French

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Professor EmeritusNursingMcMaster University

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21 publications.

01

Nursing in Canada

French SE, Emed JD

2018First author
02

The chronic patient and the nurse-managed hospital unit.

Zega M, French S, Vicario G, Vellone E, Alvaro R

Igiene e Sanita Pubblica20101 citations
03

Keeping close: mothering with serious mental illness

Montgomery P, Tompkins C, Forchuk C, French S

Journal of Advanced Nursing200694 citationsSenior author
04

The impact of the re‐engineered world of health‐care in Canada on nursing and patient outcomes

Shannon V, French S

Nursing Inquiry200527 citationsSenior author
05

Guest Editorial

Thobaben M, Roberts D, French SE, Tallberg M

Contemporary Nurse20052 citations
06

Reflexive Planning for Later Life

Denton MA, Kemp CL, French S, Gafni A, Joshi A, Rosenthal CJ, Davies S

Canadian Journal on Aging200443 citations
07

Challenges to developing and providing nursing leadership.

French S

Nursing leadership (Toronto, Ont.)20043 citationsFirst author
08

Mediating complaints against nurses: a consumer-oriented educational approach.

Beardwood BA, French SE

Canadian Journal of Nursing Research20042 citationsSenior author
09

An empirical evaluation of an expanded Nursing Stress Scale.

French SE, Lenton R, Walters V, Eyles J

Journal of Nursing Measurement2000195 citationsFirst author
10

Complaints against nurses: a reflection of `the new managerialism' and consumerism in health care?

Beardwood B, Walters V, Eyles J, French S

Social Science and Medicine199936 citationsSenior author
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